I will put the place on several websites and Airbnb/VRBO. 

I will be there Tony, and am trying to bring a buddy with me.For those on the fence, Thunder Bay has a pretty good Bourbon selection along with some tasty beers on tap.Thanks-Mike

One thing I had done is take a look at houses in areas using Zillow/RealEstate website and call PM in area to see local rates and do the math.I'm still new, but have looked into diff areas and done the same.

I can afford to be more selective and, yes, be a computer screening based only on cold facts.

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I haven't been able to come across the answers on the Intuit and IRS websites yet.Thanks,David

Hi BP,I came across a website that I think many people from the BP community might find interesting.

I viewed the website and found a form that appears to be for rental income but it looks like it is for residents (or maybe both?).

For some of these numbers, you can get the actual numbers by either calling contracting companies or just finding off various websites.

Short of getting my own real estate license, I'm wondering if there are any paid subscription websites or anything like this that are worth paying so I can search on my own time.Thank you all for any insight!